Ten Princeton CBE seniors travelled to the 2022 National AIChE Student conference in Phoenix, AZ in November to present in the national research poster competition, attend workshops, and meet fellow ChemEs from all over the country! Thank you to the CBE department and the Princeton Office of Undergraduate Research for supporting our travel and attendance!
Members of the Princeton AIChE chapter travelled to the Mid-Atlantic regional conference at NJIT on April 9, 2022 to present research and connect with students, professors, and industry representatives across the region. (From left to right: Zihan Lin, Richard Huang, Stephanie Monson, Jake Klimek, Darius Ganza, Sakhi Shah; Not pictured: Kaleb Areda)
AIChE recently hosted a lunch with Professor Brynildsen, best known for teaching Intro to CBE/Material and Energy Balances/CBE 245. We discussed classes, his research, as well as opportunities available for CBE students after graduation. We loved hearing Professor Brynildsen’s stories and having the chance to get to know him better!
CBEs, both undergraduates and graduate students, came together on Friday to celebrate the end of the academic year. It was good to see all of you! Thanks for coming out!
Princeton’s AIChE student chapter took first place in the national ChemE Jeopardy Competition on November 12th, 2016, at the AIChE 2016 Annual Student Conference in San Francisco. The team, consisting of Martin Kurian ’18, Tristan Lim ’18, Frank Nguyen ’17, and Joe Rummaneethorn ’18, edged out eight competitors (each of whom was already a regional champion), including third-place Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and second-place New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology. More details on the competition, including example questions and photos of the winning teams, can be found on the AIChE ChEnected blog; the first place certificate is currently on display in the Ernest F. Johnson Lounge (A203 EQuad). An earlier incarnation of the Princeton team, consisting of Kurian, Lim, and Rummaneethorn, won the right to represent the Mid-Atlantic region back in April at the 2016 Mid-Atlantic Student Regional Conference, as reported in a previous news item. Congrats to the entire team!!
Credit and thank you goes to the Chemical and Biological Engineering website for the article reproduced here!